London Living Water Project

Froglife’s London Living Water Project will create and restore prime wildlife habitats in gardens and parks throughout the City, using networks of volunteers that will focus on rejuvenating London’s disappearing ponds

Launching in May 2008 and running for three years, the unique project –funded by the City Bridge Trust- will also raise awareness of London's Standing Water Habitats in parks and gardens. 

• What will the project do? Find out what the project is working to achieve for the Capital's ponds.
  

• Reaching the hard to reach: among the organisations with whom Froglife is working is Owl Housing, a charity established to develop a range of community based opportunities for people with learning disabilities. Find out more....
  

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Contact our project officer:

Rebecca Turpin, London Living Water Project Officer
email: rebeccaturpin@froglife.org
Telephone: 07528926145

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